I'm A Long Haul Truck Driver, These Are My Stories From The Road.

A long-haul truck driver named Bert recounts a series of increasingly disturbing encounters on the road, beginning with a strange diner in Minnesota and escalating through a series of hallucinations, run-ins with supernatural figures, and a mysterious job that pulls him deeper into a waking nightmare. The episode is a first-person horror narrative, not an interview, and its central thesis is that the isolation, exhaustion, and grief of the trucking life can blur the line between reality and delusion, leaving a person haunted by their own past.

The Diner at the End of the Road

Bert’s first story begins with him fighting fatigue on I-90. He pulls into a truck stop called "End of the Road," a place that feels off from the start. The lot is nearly empty, and a woman in the window pulls the blinds down as he approaches. Inside, a waitress named Betty serves him eggs that are clearly fertilized—veiny chicken embryos floating in blood. When Bert points this out, Betty acts as though nothing is wrong, accusing him of disturbing the other customers—even though the diner is empty. A rattling noise comes from the kitchen, and Bert flees after paying with a twenty-dollar bill she claims is fake. The next morning, the diner is abandoned, its sign gone and its windows boarded. Bert reflects on a saying from his late father: "If it feels like a setup, it's a setup."